The local building society has sponsored the adult and junior membership programme for the past four years and have now extended their commitment for the 2022/23 season.
Wolves and Tipton & Coseley have been in partnership for more than a decade and the company’s branding will once again be present on all membership marketing literature.
On the deal, Wolves membership and mascot manager Kerri Davies said: “We are delighted to continue our partnership with Tipton & Coseley for yet another year, which marks 12 in total.
“Working with companies from the West Midlands is always something that means a lot to us, and we hope that our long-standing partnership with The Tipton can only continue to grow.
“We are really happy that we can continue our hugely successful partnership for another season and it already looks to be another one packed full of fun activities for our supporters having worked together to host the incredible open training session this week, allowing fans to get up close and personal to Bruno and his first-team players.
“We cannot wait for our supporters to see what else we have in store together.”
To celebrate another year in partnership, Tipton & Coseley are also partnering on the new ‘Magic Moments’ scheme, where – with their help – Wolves we will be creating memories throughout the season for some very lucky supporters.
Rebecca Wheeler from Tipton & Coseley said: “As a local building society, we believe in giving back to the community we work in and helping others.
“The partnership works alongside our Wolves Savers accounts which provide fans with a branded savings account.
“This year we have furthered our partnership to introduce Wolves Magic Moments, sponsored by The Tipton.
“To be able to give back to the local community and make dreams a reality is truly rewarding.”
The first event to kick off the 2022/23 partnership was an invitation only open training session, which was held at the Sir Jack Hayward Training Ground on Wednesday (27th July).
The event was exclusive to 2022/23 season ticket holders and members, with each supporter sent an email where they could sign up for a competition to gain a place at open training, and 100 supporters (50 juniors and accompanying adults) were chosen at random from those who signed up.
During the afternoon, there was an ice cream van and free gift for every child, while the rain didn’t stop the smiles as supporters had the opportunity to obtain autographs and selfies from the first-team squad themselves.
